Police arrested one suspected burglar outside a Washington high school after a detection and dispatch from Sonitrol Pacific’s Operations Center February 16.

The security system in the school’s old shops and technical buildings activated at 5:33 p.m. and Operator Tara Fulmer sent the school district’s guard service to investigate. She listened to live audio on site and heard the hum of machinery.

When the guard arrived, one person ran out the shops’ front door. The suspect was detained, then taken into police custody.

Due to a Sonitrol Pacific detection of suspicious noises, police arrested two men suspected making a hole in a warehouse wall to break in January 14.

Operator Jessica Culver received the building’s audio security impact-activated signal and heard crashing, banging and sounds of movement. She immediately called Nampa Police. Culver continued to monitor activity at the warehouse while police were on their way and received an alarm from a back door.

Banging noises caught by Sonitrol Pacific audio sensors led police to arrest one suspected burglar outside a Portland electronics store March 1.

Operator Joseph Orsborn received the activation of Home Video Library Electronics’ audio security system and heard a lot of banging noises. He immediately called Portland Police.

Officers arrived within minutes and found one person outside the store using a screwdriver to try and break the dead bolt lock. Police took the suspect into custody.

Sonitrol Pacific’s audio security sensors detected suspicious activity and police arrested one suspected burglar at Moe’s Automotive October 29.

Operator Kris Etheridge received the activation of the Sonitrol Pacific security system at Moe’s Automotive and listened to real time audio to verify the alarm. She heard noises indicating glass breaking and called police. Etheridge continued to monitor audio activity from the facility while officers were en route.

Officers arrived with a K-9 unit, and located and arrested the suspected intruder.

Police chased down and arrested three people suspected of vandalizing a Washington school after Sonitrol Pacific detected suspicious activity August 14.

After a loud bang set off an impact-activated security sensor at the school, Operator Michael Young listened to live audio and heard more crashing sounds. He called the school district’s guard service and the guard asked police to join them in responding.

A Sonitrol Pacific audio security system, triggered by a suspected school burglar, led to the arrest of the burglar and two trespassers smoking pot on school grounds January 30.

Operator Minta Christopherson received the audio sensor activation from the Washington school and heard sounds of movement. She dispatched police and continued to monitor live security audio.

Officers arrived on campus and found two people drinking alcohol and smoking pot. Both were taken into custody.

Sonitrol Pacific audio sensors detected threatening activity at an Everett coffee stand and the monitoring operator sent police to arrest one suspected burglar June 13.

Expert Sonitrol Pacific Operator Minta Christopherson received an activation of audio security sensors at Broadway Joe’s II, immediately followed by window alarms and called police.

Police caught a burglar suspected of targeting a Portland home design studio two days in a row due to detection by Sonitrol Pacific June 28.

The first attempted break-in at Dolan Design occurred June 27. Operator Michael Young received the security system activation from a warehouse door and called police. A representative from the business called Young to let him know a window had been broken, but the suspect fled before police arrived. Nothing appeared to be missing.